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Chapter 1 Experimental Chemistry
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Units
Time
-
Seconds
(
s)
Temperature
-
Kelvin
(
K)
/
Degree
Celsius
Length
-
Metre
(
m)
Mass
-
Kilogram
(
kg
)
Volume
-
Cubic
Metre
(m^
3
)
Time
measured in
seconds
(s)
Using
stopwatch
degree of accuracy using
digital
stopwatch
is
2.d.p
Temperature
measured in
Kelvin
(
k
) or
degree celsius
Kelvin +
273
=
celsius
Degree of accuracy for
thermometer
is
1.d.p
(
0.0
or
0.5
)
Length
measured in
metres
(
m)
1m = 10dm = 100cm = 1000mm (all
X10
)
dm is
decimetre
Using
metre
rule
or measuring tape
degree of accuracy for metre rule is
1.d.p
Mass
Measured in
kilogram
(
kg
)
1
kilotonne
(
kt
) = 1000
tonne
(
t
) = 1 000 000kg = 1 000 000 000g = 1 000 000 000 000mg [x
1000
]
Using
electronic balance
Volume
of
liquids
measured in
m
^
3
refer to length for conversion to dm^3 and cm^3
Pipette
-
1.d.p
(
Fixed
volume - 10.0cm^3 or 25.0 cm^3)
Volumetric
flask
(
fixed
volume)
Measuring
cylinder
-
2.d.p
nearest
0.5
Burette
-
2.d.p
nearest
0.05
when reading, position eyes at
meniscus
to avoid
parallex
error
Volume
of
gases
using
gas syringe
measured in
m
^
3